Sentence examples for is evidently losing from inspiring English sources

But it is evidently losing the battle.

The satire was evidently lost on the Democratic candidate's campaign and on his opponent, the Republican, John McCain.

The old adage of 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it' was evidently lost on those promoting a change.

In the 4th century bce the Greek philosopher Aristotle mentioned that sericulture was practiced on the island of Kos, but the art was evidently lost and reintroduced into Byzantium from China in the 6th century ce.

Something was evidently lost in translation when the elderly woman reappeared in the large panel depicting "The Holy Family with St. Elizabeth and St. John," now in the National Gallery in Washington.

The outside portions consisted of a walk through the village and along the beach, punctuated by clipped cries of "Damnation" from a golfer whose ball was evidently lost in the pages of some PG Wodehouse story.

They are less obvious in the other pre-radial echinoderms, and within the echinoderms they were evidently lost at least once.

Nothing has been recovered of T5, which was evidently lost during displacement of cranial and thoracic blocks along the intervening fault or joint surface.

In contrast to Trichoplax and Nematostella, the Hydra genome lacks members of the Lhx3/4 and Islet subfamilies, which were evidently lost in the Hydra lineage.

Ramadan is evidently fearful of losing credibility in the very community of conservative Muslims that he wishes to reconcile with the West.

Producers say that this merely indicates that the show is likely to close after Ms. Najimy's contract expires in early April, but the little show that could is evidently starting to lose money.